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If you are "a bit" slim like me and would like to see yourself looking well carved with 6packs and a good muscle build that would surprise a lady when she touches you or you just want to be proud of your body when you are at the beach party or alone with that special someone, then i think you need to read this 7 easy steps to get those fantastic lean muscles that makes any guy looks like a super honk anytime; No7 Get Supplements Naturally your body gets all its nutrients and minerals from the food you eat but if you intend to add a significant extra body mass you would definitely need to supplement your diet, preferably with powder protein supplements, one very popular supplement you can easily find in any chemist store is CASILAN90, take it as part of your diet and watch your body gradually improve, although you might notice frequent gas/bowel movements when you use any protein powder, its all part of the magic effects of powder protein supplements on the ...

The Daughters of Charity Hospital, Kubwa in the FCT, has screened more than 23,747 people for HIV and found 3,780 positive, the hospital's Administrator, Mary Okoro,has said. Okoro also told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Wednesday that 588 children delivered by HIV- positive mothers were born HIV negative, she said this was possible because the mothers were on the prevention from mother to child treatment regime. Mehn! 3,780... that's a lot of people o!

PEST Control Association of Nigeria, PECAN, said recently that no fewer than 3,000 Nigerians die annually from Lassa fever. According to the association, "this statistics is alarming, especially when we realize that a total of 5,000 people die annually from the disease in West Africa." and Nigeria has more than one-third of that figure. Mr. Ayo Ogunyedeka, President, PECAN, said Lassa fever is an acute viral infection caused by the Lassa virus, caused by rats that could be found anywhere. He said the virus was first discovered in 1969 in Lassa in Borno State, which lent it the name lassa fever. According to him, "the virus lives in rats and infects human beings when they come in contact with rats droppings, urine and food contaminated with them, and saliva of rodents. He stated that the rate of the sickness is higher during the dry season because rats are mammals and roam around freely during this period." Ogunyedeka gave symptoms to include; general fever, headache...